Andrew’s TNA iMPACT! Results & Match Ratings: 3.26.2026

It’s the Go Home to Sacrifice, coming off of the worst episode since the AMC Debut. One would think that means it can only go up from here, but you never know.

Let’s also add a little “This Day in History” to the show. Since 25 years ago, the last episode of Monday Nitro aired. At the very least we have Moose’s expedition through The System and Rosemary’s whole forgiveness tour to look forward to.

Even if it’s not great, those two story beats should at least be interesting.

It's a Decay reunion as @WeAreRosemary seeks out Wrath from @steveofcrazzy.#TNAiMPACT pic.twitter.com/wrDC4jcD3l

— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) March 27, 2026

Ratings:

• Mustafa Ali w/Order 4 vs BDE w/Rich Swann: Ali wins via Dance with the Devil – ** 3/4
• Brian Myers w/The System vs Jeff Hardy w/Matt: Jeff wins via Swanton Bomb – **
• Bear Bronson vs Moose w/Lish: Moose wins via Lights Out – *** 1/2
• Tessa Blanchard, Mila Moore & Victoria Crawford vs Jody Threat, Harley Hudson & Myla Grace: Tessa wins via Buzzsaw – ** 1/4
• Eric Young vs Brad Attitude: EY wins via Piledriver – Squash
• Eddie Edwards & Cedric Alexander w/The System vs Mike Santana & Leon Slater: Eddie wins via Boston Knee Party – ***

Results:

Mustafa Ali w/Order 4 vs BDE w/Rich Swann

Ali starts off seriously, a few stiff strikes, shoulder tackles, and BDE tries to turn things around with a Springboard Crossbody but Ali catches him. Hoists him onto his shoulders and BDE turns it into a Crucifix Bomb. Ali powders, BDE with a Tope con Hilo and wipes out Ali. BDE and Swann celebrate a little, throws in Ali, but Ali catches him on re-entry with a Knee Driver.

More deliberate offense from Ali, but BDE turns it around with the Irish Whip, tries the Splash, misses, eats the Rolling Neckbreaker. Surprisingly BDE shows resolve, throws hands, catches Ali with a Shotgun Kick to floor him. BDE then goes up for a Frog Splash, connects but only a two count. BDE tries the Oscutter, misses and Ali hits a Sitout Powerbomb, folding BDE in half. Ali throws BDE into the ropes and hits an End of Days with a slight twist. I think he’s calling it Dance with the Devil.

Aftermath with Order 4 taking out Swann, Trey tries to make the save, but the numbers are working against Trey. Jada Stone makes a big splash on her save though, avoids the Agent Zero stupidity, and it’s not a bad fade out to the backstage segment. 

Brian Myers w/The System vs Jeff Hardy w/Matt

Well, at least Myers didn’t lose in 4 seconds this week. 

A little shoving before Jeff gets the best of Myers, hits a few strikes, Snapmare Stunner, runs Myers into the corner and tries something but Myers knocks him off the turnbuckles. As Jeff crashes down, Myers jumps on him, a few punches, Sleeper, but Jeff gets out of it, Manhattan Drop, Elbow, tries the Twist, but a Thrust kick from Myers stops that. Implant DDT from Myers for two. Roster Cut attempt, Jeff ducks, Twist of Hate! Shirt comes off, Swanton…BOMB! Jeff wins but System attacks after the match ends.

As The System beats down the Hardyz, The Righteous make the save…man. The Righteous takes out most of the System, walks them out through the crowd but leaves Bear Bronson in the ring. Moose’s music hits, and we blend right into the next match.

Bear Bronson vs Moose w/Lish

They jaw a little before they trade a few blows. Bear tries to Splash through Moose, Moose connects with the Dropkick. Moose goes into 10 Count Punches, but Bear walks him out and Snake Eyes on Moose. Then Bear starts to go from corner to corner with chops and punches. Moose fires and then hits a few Chops before Bear gouges the eyes to stop Moose’s momentum. Moose powders and sells the eyes, Bear clobbers him, screams “This is why I replaced you”, and Bear is in control. Back in the ring Moose tries to Reverse things but Bear catches him and hits an Exploder Suplex. Bear takes Moose back to the outside of the ring, wants to throw him into the steps but Moose turns it around.

Little time to celebrate as Moose wants a Suplex but Bear counters with a Suplex of his own. Bear throws Moose back in and then walks down Lish just to be a jerk. Bear heads back in, hits a short Elbow Drop and gets a near fall. Moose finally puts the brakes on Bear’s offense, tries to string together a Plancha to the outside, but Bear, yet again, counters Moose, lays him out on the apron and hits a Senton.

There’s still fight in Moose as they trade blocking suplexes, but Bear rakes the eyes again. A Splash, Chop, and Bear perches Moose onto the top turnbuckle…and we go to commercial. When we come back they’re still on the corner, Bear hits the Superplex and Moose kicks out before even one! Moose starts hulking up with the his trucker horn pull, Headbutt from Moose, Uranage into Senton, kip-up, and Moose is firing. Lights Out…but Bear counters it into a Pop-Up Powerbomb! Only a two count!

Both men slowly stand up, Fighting Spirit spot, Bear catches Moose in a Bossman Slam, but only gets two! Bear goes for the Chokebomb, but Moose breaks it, they collide, big men slapping meat. Bear lines up Moose for a Discus but Moose cuts him off with a Lariat. Eddie and Cedric distract, but the Atlanta Flacons legends get in the face of Eddie and Cedric. Bear is distracted, Moose has him in the sights, Lights Out!

Mara Sadè se suma a la historia de Rosemary y el Conejo Blanco (si continúa con lo de Elayna Black esto está algo raro) #TNAiMPACTpic.twitter.com/QFFNHQupcF

— La PipeBomb (@LaPipeBomb) March 27, 2026

Tessa Blanchard, Mila Moore & Victoria Crawford vs Jody Threat, Harley Hudson & Myla Grace

Tessa mocks Jody and of course tags out as the heel tease. Mila comes in, Jody decides to tag in Harley, and it’s kinda awkward at first. But neither of these two have had much exposure in TNA so far, so their mannerisms are still fairly new to get used to. Myla gets tagged in, they do some tandem corner attacks with Myla hitting a Facewash and turning it into a little pose taunt. Myla tries to lock in a submission, but Mila’s height allows her to get to the ropes…and for some reason Myla keeps her back to Mila and allows her to tag out.

Vix comes in, and Myla and Harley run her around until Tessa interferes from the outside to allow Vix to connect a Superkick. Simultaneous tags, Jody stacks all three heels onto the ropes, Knees to the back and a triplet of German Suplexes. Victoria might be legit hurt though as the faces are just dogwalking Tessa’s crew. Things breakdown a bit for the babyfaces, Tessa drops Jody ribs first onto the steps. Runs circles around Myla and Harley before twisting Myla around and hitting the Buzzsaw DDT for the win.

Eric Young vs Brad Attitude

This jobber with the awful name is back. Eric chokes him immediately lays him out with a Dropkick, but it’s only a two count. So Eric goes full frenetic energy, chopping, clawing, punching and then powdering to snap at ringside fans. Another two count, Eric flips out on the referee and chases him up the ramp. So Brad hits a Tope con Hilo, and then a Rope Assisted Senton. Brad tries something from the top, but EY gets up, crotches him and then Piledriver for the win.

Randomly, Buff Bagwell comes out. He apologizes for how he’s acted the last 20 years, and says he’d head to the ring for one more match if TNA will have him. Buff did make mention shortly after he lost his leg. I forget if it was on his channel or with Maven, but I’m not surprised he wants one last match. Kaz comes out, runs him down, gets in some pretty good comments until Elijah runs off Kaz and puts over Buff.  So maybe it was because Buff is trying to make amends, or because its the 25 anniversary of the last Nitro…or both, but hopefully it goes somewhere and doesn’t become a throwaway moment. 

Eddie Edwards & Cedric Alexander w/The System vs Mike Santana & Leon Slater

Bell rings, Leon attacks Cedric, but he manages to pick the ankle in the corner and tag out to Eddie to stop Leon’s offense. Eddie tries to cheapshot Mike off the apron, but Mike block and rocks Eddie. Leon Dropkicks Eddie, then the babyfaces take it to the heels. Big dives, and a pose to the crowd moment as we head to commercial.

Out of the commercial, Leon gets tagged in and Yakuza Kicks Eddie into a Crossbody for two. Leon charges again, gets popped over the rope, Bear and Myers distract Leon, then Cedric hit an STO on the apron. Eddie takes advantage of the situation and steps on Leon, then throwing him into the corner, a few Chops later he tags in Cedric and Cedric literally starts to choke out Leon. Cedric drops a Knee on Leon and tries to keep him grounded. Leon fights up, Cedric tries to whip him into the ropes but Leon rebounds off and catches Cedric with a kick. Cedric gets the first tag, but a Feint Kick gives Leon space to tag in Mike. Mike cleans house, hits the Rolling Buck Fifty on Eddie and…only a two.

Mike and Leon continue the tandem offense with the classic LAX flair on some of the moves. Eddie stops himself on the ropes. Cedric pulls out Leon, Santana tries to Spin the Block but Eddie catches an Arm Drag. a little back and forth, Backpack Stunner from Eddie into a Splash from Cedric, but only a two count! Santana hits Outlined in Chalk, Michinoku Driver from Cedric, Leon takes out Cedric. Eddie tries the Boston Knee Party but misses and he eats a Spicolli Driver! Eddie powders but a Tope con Hilo smashes Eddie.

Leon is lining up a Dive but Maclin shows up to attack Leon. Santana thinks about hitting Maclin but doesn’t get ragebaited. Leon stays distracted with Maclin, so when Mike rolls back in, he eats a Boston Knee Party. Eddie wins!

Overall Score: 6.25/10

Well this was solid. The show started off by giving a little more heat to the Order 4 mix tag tomorrow, we got to see Crazzy Steve for the first time in a while, Bear and Moose was a really good match, Mara getting involved in the White Rabbit stuff is a little unexpected and Buff Bagwell was unexpected…but alright. Given the date significance with Nitro and his own fairly well known struggles, it was kind of feel good-ish to see him. Plus Kaz was doing great heel mic work, everything he said was perfect. And the show ending with Maclin finding a way to screw over Santana without touching, is exactly how it should be.

And of course, the whole “Did the Righteous attack the Hardyz” is a very played out wrestling trope. I’m still going to hope that they stay Babyface since there are no other Babyface teams except for BDE & Rich and they’ve only had like 3 matches as a team. So unless a new team debuts soon, we kind of need The Righteous as faces. Because I swear, if someone tries to say Sinner & Saint…no. They don’t deserve TV time much less to even sniff the title picture in the next decade.

All in all though, good show. One of the better Go Homes.